Doppelgäng
By M.E. Solomon Image by Barandash Karandashich I have a story to tell that overwhelms the mind. I sit scribbling furiously to recall every detail of this day, but I fear I will not capture it whole, since… Continue Reading
Hide and Seek in Aisle Seven
by Peter Emmett Naughton Image by Joe Prachatree Holy Mary, full of grace, help me put things back in place. That had always been her father’s favorite saying. Erin wasn’t sure why he’d glommed onto that particular phrase. … Continue Reading
Asteroid
By Doug Hawley Image by Mert F. Tosun I’m Bill Bane. I wasn’t there at the beginning of this story, but the participants have filled me in to the best of their ability. I had full access to… Continue Reading
The Head-Catching Twister Chasers of The Western Plains
By Feng Gooi Image by Nick Photoworld Before the sirens cried, I could already feel it coming. It was an almost imperceptible shift in the air, not just in humidity but in reality, a small needle-sized puncture in… Continue Reading
Teleport’s 2020 Horror Short Story Contest
Image by Oleg Krugliak We’re now accepting submissions for Teleport’s 2020 Horror Short Story Contest. There’s no theme for this contest. Throw in some suspense, watch your run-on sentences and plot holes. Although we don’t wish to limit anyone’s… Continue Reading
The Food of Life
By Matthew B. Johnson Image by Willgard Krause Marion sat on her lab stool, her hands beneath her to keep them from shaking. Her brown eyes twitched back and forth as she held the intruder’s unblinking stare. His… Continue Reading
Giovanni Haunts the Hospital- book 5
The Adventure That Wouldn’t End! Poor Giovanni! He thought getting into medical school was tough, but that was just the beginning of his troubles. First, his patient came back to life and started demanding she be released from… Continue Reading
Sunny and Dinitede
By Daniel Allen Solomon Image by diversepixel The world-ocean of the planet Dinitede is a shifting, tidal mass of grey to black clay that extends in all directions around a singular, barren continent. Suspended in the atmosphere above… Continue Reading
Identical Snowflakes
By J. David Thayer Image by Smit The snow fell continually. Blizzard followed blizzard. The wind shook more than just the trees in the forest. It also seemed to shake the ground and the mountain and even… Continue Reading
Celebrating Beltane
By Kathy Bryson Image by Atelier Sommerland “Whadda I miss?” Startled by the thump of his boss’s sudden appearance, Robert glared at him, but clenched his teeth to keep from saying what he thought. There was a reason… Continue Reading